Sent: Monday, May 29, 2006 3:59 PM
Subject: An Incredible Update
Hi Everyone,
Just wanted to share with you an update with Lori Peters, after her
conversation with Carole this morning.
After Carole shared this with me this morning, I am completely
satisfied as why I started sharing Xango, and why I love this
product. And why, I have absolutely no skepticism, no hestitancy,
and even more drive to share this with people.
As some of you know, I lost my dad to cancer, 2 weeks after his 50th
birthday. As I shared my story, and part of my why to Carole in Las
Vegas (and yes it was emotional, we both were crying...which you
know is not like me), this just completes it.
I only wish this juice was out 7 years ago when he was diagnosed,
and maybe...He worked hard, and put his dream to the side
thinking "when I retire" (which would have been in a couple of
years, cuz he had a good J
going to enjoy it, only to have it all pulled out underneath
him...So my message, is not to wait, go after your dreams, and live
your life to the fullest now..(Ok, and now that I have shared a bit,
here is the update!)
Lori called Carole this morning, and talked for an hour. In this
hour she did not once cough. She called to tell Carole, thank you
for this gift. As she did this, she shared that she took her
biggest breath this morning when she woke up, the biggest breath in
months. And as she was talking, she said "Carole I am calling to
tell you I am dancing in my living room right now". Laughing, hope,
goals, and optimism all came through her.
As some of you know, Lori came to Vancouver in February, as a last
hope to fight her cancer. She was given weeks to live, and had
stage 4 cancer. She had liver, bone, and lung cancer, already
having breast cancer the year before. She came to do alternative
measures with a naturalopath here, hoping to help. Carole, not
knowing Lori, and at the time, only a consumer of Xango, remembered
reading or hearing that the juice might help with this disease. She
did the research (and then realized what she had her hands on), and
offered the product/info to Lori. Lori did try it while here, but
not consistently, as she was trying not to interfere with the other
alternative. Not really knowing what to do, although she kept
reading testimonies, going to meetings.
Finally, her cancer started to be aggressive. She was to the point
of a lot pain, the tumors were growing (so the other was not
working), she was in and out of consciousness because of the
weakness, she was not eating, and whatever she did consume, she
would vomit. After doing some tests (which could not be finished
due to the inflammation in her chest), the doctors felt, and so did
Carole and I, it was time and urgent to get her home. As a health
care worker, and someone who has seen someone at the end of this
disease, I really felt she was palliative and near the end. I urged
Carole to get her home to the family. The next day they flew out.
Carole called from the plane, and said Lori would like to hear from
you, but don't expect anything from her, as she is too weak to
talk. At this point, she could not say a word without coughing. So
I told her she was in my heart, and I will pray for her, and go be
with her kids. She did manage to say, she was going to try the 21
day challenge. At both airports she needed wheelchairs, and help as
her condition was that bad.
Now she is on day 13 of the 21 day challenge. She has gained weight
(7lbs), no pain, energy, sleeping through the night, eating 3 meals
a day, and no coughing (as the conversation with Carole, she did not
cough once in the hour). She has just ordered 5 more cases to do
the 21 day challenge again, and to make sure she never runs out. As
she said, she will never be without xango again. Even if the cancer
gets the best of her, she is thankful for the quality of life she
has now and the time it is giving her. But she does feel, she is on
a real good journey right now. We are crossing our fingers that she
will have one of those testimonies that we hear and read about.
Again, even if I don't make huge money, or even go up the ranks of
leadership with Xango, this is enough for me. (of course I am not
stopping at this and I cannot wait to help others). This is a
passion of mine, to know that it can give someone a chance, quality
of life, and time. And perhaps be a part of a change, or something
meaningful (plus all the charities etc.). This is what it is all
about. To share, and possibly change people's lives.
(this is just what the product can do, nevermind changing people's
lives via the business!).
One thing I shared with some people, is that I always wanted to help
people. And if you don't have to go through what I have, loosing
someone you love to disease, to early, then this is my mission and
my dad's memory. If I can help those suffering already, or know
that I can offer something to possibly prevent what you don't know
might be around the corner, this is why.
My why has changed when I first started. Of course, this was one of
my reasons from the start, and I also wanted to change our
lifestyle, and not have Andrew work so hard, and have more time
freedom. But now it has increased. This is an avenue to do
meaningful, selfless acts, to help people and children in this world
who do not have a chance. Let us not forget, ignore, and start
making changes to make a difference. (yes I am getting deep, and
yes some of you know Angelina Jolie is beating me to the punch of my
dream...but you better believe it, I will, when I can afford to
visit/donate/help with communities around the world...and probably
end up with a lot of kids!!!!!)...
So, a bit of my dreams, why so many of us are in this business, and
an incredible update. Take from it what you choose.
Jen :)
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